The new touchscreen based LG KS660 supports two SIM cards simultaneously, while the extravagant GD910 mobile phone takes the shape of a wristwatch and shines with 3G support for video calls.

LG KS660 is a dual-SIM phone supporting tri-band GSM connectivity. It has a 3-inch TFT touchscreen display with WQVGA resolution (400×240), 5 megapixel camera with autofocus and video recording at 720×480@15fps. Additional specs include 50MB internal storage, microSD expansion slot (up to 4GB), Bluetooth and USB capabilities.

The unfortunately absent suspects are 3G and Wi-Fi. Since this is the first LG handset featuring two SIM cards, it will aim the Asian and Eastern Europe markets much like the Dual SIM lineup by Samsung.

The second mobile phone is LG GD910 and it comes in the unusual wristwatch form factor. Perhaps you remember the wristwatch prototype by LG that was displayed at the MWC 2008. Well, this they’ve managed to make it real this time and it would be first showcased at the CES 2009 next month.

LG GD910 is 13.9 mm thick and sports a 1.43-inch touch LCD screen. The main selling point of the device is that it allows for 3G video calls thanks to the front-facing camera.

Anyway behind the watch disguise you will also find HSDPA and Bluetooth connectivity, voice dialing and speech recognition, text-to-speech feature and a music player.

Currently, we don’t have any information about pricing or availability on both devices.

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The latest piece of art in the Arte lineup appeared at Nokia website without a proper introduction from the manufacturer. The new Nokia 8800 Gold Arte follows on the Nokia 8800 Carbon Arte but adds quite some luxury and tackiness to the package. The functionality remains identical, but you know – when it comes to Arte, plain technical capabilities just don’t tell the whole story.

Nokia 8800 Gold Arte

The main selling point of the new Nokia 8800 Gold Arte is the 18-carat gold plating and the high quality white genuine leather.

The Nokia 8800 Gold Arte has no other secrets as everything else is inherited by the 8800 Carbon Arte. And like it, the Gold Arte packs a 2″ QVGA OLED display with 16 M colors, 4GB on board memory (non-upgradable as there`s no memory card slot) and 3.2-megapixel autofocus snapper.

The accelerometer-based features such as tap-for-time and turn-to-mute are also available as before.

Price tag and availability are still unknown however we`ll keep you posted when more info surfaces.

Sony Ericsson has introduced a new accessory, which gives the photo maniacs the ability to take better pictures. The IM502 is a stand, with really portable dimensions (1.1 x 2.3 x 0.4 inches), so it shouldn’t take a lot of space, even when in one’s pocket. In order to attach a phone (only Sony Ericsson models) you should use the charging port, as the stand has the suitable connector.

In addition, its legs have been covered with rubber, so it won’t slide. You can also use it with a standard camera, which sounds really practical, since you can buy the IM502, even if you don’t have a Sony Ericsson phone. The price has not been announced on the manufacturer’s online store yet, but our source informs, that this accessory can already be found on some other official stores.

Google made optimizations on its search engine results for Android and iPhone. The result pages fit perfectly to the screens of all Android-based and Apple devices and load much faster. Currently the changes are available only in English.

Apple and Google Android devices are welcomed to use the new search results optimizations of the Google powerful search engine. There is no longer need of zooming or scrolling side-to-side, because the pages fit to the specific phones’ screens. Also touch-friendly buttons and an option for expandable maps are available for users convenience.

All these optimizations are currently available only in U.S. English. iPhone and iPod touch devices need firmware 2.x to take advantage of the new Google functions. Anyway if you want to use the old-fashion view, there’s always the “Classic” link at the bottom of every page.

Well, it’s official – Q3 2008 saw Apple’s only current smartphone, the iPhone 3G, outsell the numerous devices based on the Windows Mobile platform not only in USA but on worldwide scale. That’s some surprising news, we bet Mr. Jobs is already throwing in a dinner party.